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Premier Alan Winde: 'We have trained 2000 vaccinators' 5 February 2021 6:27 PM Share This: John Maytham chats to Alan Winde about the plan for Covid-19 vaccinations in the Western Cape. The Covid-19 vaccines arrived in South Africa earlier this week and quality assurance is being conducted n Bloemfontein. How many health worker vaccinations are arriving in the Western Cape and when asks John? It is around 53,000 for the private sector and around 32,000 for the public sector. Premier Alan Winde - Western Cape We've asked for 105,000 but we are probably going to get a little bit under that for ...

The Western Cape’s Covid-19 surge has ended and the pressure on the hospital system has been eased, says Head of Health Dr. Keith Cloete.

Western Cape unveils its 'proactive' Covid-19 vaccine strategy By Theolin Tembo Share Cape Town – The Western Cape has unveiled what it has called its 'proactive strategy' to access Covid-19 vaccines that has been approved by South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (Sahpra). The strategy was highlighted during the weekly digital conference hosted by Western Cape Premier Alan Winde. The premier along with Health MEC Nomafrench Mbombo and head of the Health Department, Dr Keith Cloete discussed the move to lockdown level 2, as well as provide an update on the Covid-19 health respo...

Getty Images Citizens deserve to know how their funds are used to keep services going, even more so at a time where South Africa is riddled with procurement scandals, writes  Mireille Wenger. Covid-19 spares no organisation from the imminent need to transform and radicalise processes. Parliaments and legislatures the world over are no exception, but in review of this year, it is only the Western Cape Provincial Parliament (WCPP) that met the needs of the time head-on, and became a stand-out legislature in South Africa. The health pandemic has highlighted the importance of provincial governme...